How to Get Through Writers Block and Connect With Your Inner Muse: Part 1

It’s easy to look around and think that other people are more creative or talented than you are, but that is only a false thought we tell ourselves. No matter how mundane or small we all have a story that is buried deep within. Oftentimes, we are told to quiet our emotions and inner voices, but in doing so, we silence and minimize the most important parts of our being-ness. If you pay attention, you will find the narratives that have been burning to get out. The secret to recognizing this is more simple than you realize. The secret is you -- you are your own muse. Inspiration lies in the joys, pains, and daily frustrations of our own lives. You just have to find it and release it.

Have a pen and paper ready as this two part class will help you get through writers block and provide a lecture and practical exercises that will evoke emotions from you to create a story arc your audience can connect with -- motivating you to look within. Understand that the greatest artistic choice you can make is being inspired by yourself.

In this course you will learn:

-How to write creative text

-How to overcome writer’s block

-How to build creative confidence

-The importance of your voice, experiences, and emotions for creative inspiration

-And how to tap into the self and consciousness for stories and inspiration

In this two part workshop I will provide lectures and exercises that will help you write a narrative story. The class will circle around being your own muse and finding the stories within. In the second part I will show you how to take that story and draft it into a script format with actions, dialogue, and characters that have a clear, concise and simple premise.

This class is for:

-Creative writing enthusiasts, with or without former experience

-Amateur and professional writers, storytellers, artists or creatives willing to explore new methods

So have a pen and paper ready as this 2 part workshop will evoke emotions from you to create a story arc your audience can connect with -- motivating you to look within. Understand that the greatest artistic choice you can ever make is to use yourself as your own muse.